2021 Ford Mustang Mach 1 Holds Value Better Than Most Fords After Five Years

Most cars lose value over time, but the 2021 Ford Mustang Mach 1 is proving to be an exception. 61% of its original MSRP over five years. 39%, far better than the average Ford, which typically sheds about half its launch price in the same period.

The Mach 1's original MSRP was $55,045, and its current fair purchase price sits at $43,700. Its strong performance in the used market likely stems from a mix of appeal, power, and scarcity. The 2021 model marked the first Mach 1 since 2004, and only about 6,300 of the 52,414 Mustangs sold that year were Mach 1s.

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Within the 2021 Mustang lineup, the Mach 1 doesn't lead in value retention. 19% retained value. 64%). 01% of its value.

Real-world listings often beat KBB's estimate. On Edmunds, 2021 Mach 1s range from about $26,000 to $54,000, averaging near $50,000, over $6,000 above KBB's figure. That would drop the five-year depreciation to roughly 9%. 80%. Keep in mind that prices shift quickly as cars enter and leave the market.